And strangely I can't get it to build on my uVAX3900 (KA650). 

(ragge: I put -O2 into CFLAGS into /etc/mk.conf)

In my latest effort, I felt I would try something more straightforward,
just rebuild egcs. I downloaded the 1.2.1 tar ball, unpacked it and did a
configure in a new directory (which defaulted to vax-unknown-netbsd1.4.1)
and then did a make. Everything built (with one annoying error about
HAVE_VPRINTF being multiply defined) until it tried to run the xgcc binary
that it built. That binary always dumps core with a signal 4 (illegal
instruction). Argh!

--Chuck

At 06:22 PM 11/3/99 +0100, Anders Magnusson wrote:
>>
>> for kernel only building?  I suspect the include and lib trees may be
>> needed, for sys to compile, but the rest can probably go?  What if any
>> changes need to be made to the makefile?
>> 
>You only need the sys.tar.gz tarball. Eventually you also need
>config.tar.gz, if config has changed. If it still take too much 
>space you can remove all non-vax architectures. 
>
>> Once I get the kernel to my liking, I will set up some larger drives on
>> her (MicroVAX 3100/20) and try a make world..... then go out for a long
>> winter's nap.....(:+}}..... (how long does a make world take on a
>> MicroVAX 3100/20?).
>> 
>My 3100 have been compiling the world since last weekend, and is 
>now 1/2 of the way, I think. I assume it will be ready this weekend 
>sometimes.
>
>-- Ragge